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zeeble, Thanks, appreciated! I will think about the nose proportions.
Unbreakable, Thanks man!
artificial green, yes, haha, you are right.
Sorry I havent posted any new stuff this week, I have exams. =(
i like your play with proportions, moving away from the classical to experiment is always good. viva le grotesk! I hate when people follow the same guidelines to drawing faces and just change the hair. haha.
Yea, I like to play with proportions, its fun! Thanks for commenting!
Some thumbnails, trying out my new brush-pens.
Those envirement sketches are fun!
Love to see them bigger and worked out
nice sb u have going here great portraits
Dude, your avatar is giving me a headache . Those cloud studies on the other page are looking gorgeous. The heads are def improving, the skull with the eyes is really scary.
ok try to give some crits be more careful with the proportions when you draw heads in some you have chopped of some of the back head and in some the top of the head and some youget just right.
Nice looking enviro-thumbs
keep going
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lovely thumbnails morb! I really like the one with the tree in the forground and the factory back there. Brush pen? I've never heard of that...i gotta go get myself one of those...looks fun.
hey man love the enviro thumbs can't wait to see some of the finished. on the next batch try and play with more dramatic angles.
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Lewis: yea they are fun to draw too! I might make some bigger later, but Im not totally happy with any one of them. Thanks for dropping by!
Alcian: Thanks, dude! Hhaha, sorry about the headache.
Mindflaw: Thanks for the input, I agree. Cool u like them.
Zeeble: Yea brush pens are fun. Theyre kinda hard to find though, but Im sure most art stores have them.
Unbreakable: Thanks man, thats a good idea I will try that!
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nice, these are some pretty cool environments. I like the city one and the bigger thumbnail at the top. Do you plan on incorporating any into a fullly rendered scene?
hey man, love your head studies, Funchal, Madeira view, and clouds. Your digital stuff look real stiff, don't hatch the same line more than 2 times and be more loose. Good stuff man
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Destinatus, yea I wanna make a full scene sometime. But I feel like I have to watch some reference, because I can't think of what detail to add.
Zao, yea they are stiff, Ill blame the equpiment I use. ;>
When drawing achetecture of a reference sometimes it helps to find the VP on the ref then also place it on the sketch you are doing of it. Maybe for doing a full scene you could block everything out to get the composition and values down and then use different references for the details (colors, textures, etc). I'm amazed how much detail you squeezed into thse little houses on the left.
Very nice additions man. The thumbnails are quite cool and the archetecture is look real good. Keep it up, try bringing one or two to larger scale, would be interesting to see!
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good to see you doing some architectural studies i should be doing the same.
As a matter of fact think i will tonight.
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looking good! keep doin em!
I had the exact same thought. Looks good.Originally Posted by Unbreakable
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Pretty nice thumbnails ! i like your architecture !
great improvement btw !
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Skull studies mostly. I will try to post once in a while.
Comments appreciated!
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I was really happy with the woman portrait until I messed it up with the rendering.
The rest of the page.
Im focusing on the skull as you have noticed. Crits are much appreciated!
Your improving,your environments look great,as for the faces I would suggest studying the eye at different angles.The eyes on that woman above are both drawn as if they were both straight forward,also her mouth's kinda far down and doesn't wrap around her face.
As for rendering messin' up a good drawing,I do it all the time myself too,but don't let it stop you,it's part of the learning process it'll get better.
Thanks, Notorious K.A.B. Im following your advice!
Last page of the sketchbook.
New sketchbook. This paper is much smoother.
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the rodeos were given a resounding start by the firing of two French 75's, which shot live ammunition.into the Red Hill northeast of Cedar City, under the supervision of Lehi hl. Jones, Capt. in the National Guard. Rass purchased a team of workhorses named "Dan" and "Colonel," which he used to develop h i homestead. He tells of taking this team to "Moots Hollow" in Cedar Canyon to load poles on a wagon, which was stripped down to the running gear or "bobs." He came to a narrow bridge and, bemuse it was raining, the hridge was slick and the horses slipped down to their knees. On either side of the bridge, was a very dangerous 25 foot drop. Rass said, "I climbed down off the wagon carefully, and patted each horse as if to say, 'lie still,' thcn I unhitched the horses from the wagon and got a chain, whir11 I secured to the bridge and around one horse to keep him from slipping off. When the chain tightened down, the horse jerkcd and the other horse, old 'Dan,' slipped off into the wash - mud, rain and all." Time patience, and hard work on the part of Rass and "Colonel," finally pulled "Dan" out of the mud, and they were on their way.' Lehi W's hrother, Kumen, from Bluff, Utah came to visit him in Sept., 1925, on his way to L.D.S. Conference in Salt Lake City, and wrote the following allout the visit: "Sept. 27 - Arrived at Cedar about four in the evening; it being Sunday, were a little surprised to see the full paving of mainstreet procecdin~ blast, in fact haying and other work was going on all through the settlement as we passed today. Oct. 1 Went with three carloads of our relatives down to Zion Canyon. Elder Brother Lehi Mr., wife, and daughter Ann: brother Thomas J. and hrother Uriah T. and wife and son Emeron, and daughter Zelma and several small children were in the party. Starting at about 7 : 3 0 A.M. passed through Hamilton's Fort - five miles, Kanarra 12, Belvue 22, Anderson 26, Toquer' 31, LaVerkin 38, Rockville 45, Springdale 52, Zion's Kational parking ground 60. Weather was ideal and, what with fruit, melons and sightseeing, and a lovely opportunity of visiting with our relatives, every moment of the day was a real joyful outing. Zion Canyon is a wonder and the nice cozy little settlements nestled in the alcol-es of the huge canyon added to the charm and grandeur of it all. Oct. 2 Visited around with old friends. I went out with brother Lehi I\'. 'Eight-Mile Springs' property and in thc evening met a nunito his her of relatives and their friends at the new home of our niece Ann Gardner, Lehi W.'s daughter, a delightful informal visit. Oct 3rd -\gain rode out with three cars to Iron S p r i n ~ vicinity, where the iron ore and is ahout being mined and shipped to Ironton, near Sprinsville, Utah, where it is l~eing smelted and made into iron 11) a hig company of mostly (:alifornians." 212
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Wilton's Music Hall
Wilton's Music Hall
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Wilton's is the world's last surviving Grand Music Hall and London's best kept secret. This stunning and atmospheric building is led by Frances Mayhew and produces an exciting programme of imaginative, diverse and distinct entertainment including exhibitions, theatre, music, comedy, cinema and cabaret.
Venue Type:
Gallery, Heritage site
Opening Hours * Monday - Friday: 12pm - 11pm
Saturday: 5pm - 11pm
Sunday: Closed
Current exhibition and bar are free (other performances vary)
Additional info
The main auditorium is currently being repaired (due to finish in February 2013) but the bar and front of house areas are still open with a variety of entertainment. We regret to say that the upstairs of the bar, where some events take place, is not wheelchair accessible.
Animals and children are welcome.
Father Nandru and the Wolves
- 18 March — 18 April 2014 *on now
Written especially for Wilton's by multi-award-winning artist Julian Garner and custom-designed around the eccentricities of our special building, Father Nandru & The Wolves is a captivating folk tale, based on a true story and narrated in verse. This heart-warming show, staged on Wilton's most challenging and unusual set to date, will entrance audiences with its dream-like qualities and present a visual spectacle using larger than life puppets and some impressive feats of engineering.
We will conjure up the spirit of Transylvania and the atmosphere of village life throughout the entire building. Eastern European themed food and drink will be on sale and there will be late-night, post-show live Gypsy bands every Friday and Saturday. Father Nandru & The Wolves will be a show and an all-round experience for everyone from the age of eight to a hundred and eight and a magical start to the next leg of Wilton's journey.
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Letter from the Chair to Residency Applicants
Joan W. Miller, MD, FARVO
Henry Willard Williams Professor of Ophthalmology
Chief and Chair of Ophthalmology
Harvard Medical School
Massachusetts Eye and Ear Infirmary
Massachusetts General Hospital
Dear Residency Applicant:
Since I became Chairman of the Department of Ophthalmology at Harvard Medical School in October 2003, I have undertaken a review of our residency education, both in terms of quality and breadth of experience. In addition to my efforts, the dynamic process of ensuring quality training is guided by Dr. Carolyn Kloek, Residency Program Director, and the Chief Resident, currently Dr. Yewlin Chee.
Residents at the Harvard Medical School Residency Program in Ophthalmology receive superb training in comprehensive ophthalmology and all of the ophthalmic subspecialties. In addition, residents work with world-renowned faculty with specialized expertise, including ocular melanoma, macular degeneration, retinal degenerations, keratoprosthesis, diabetic eye disease, ocular surface disease, glaucoma, amblyopia, and ocular pathology. Moreover, the Massachusetts Eye and Ear Infirmary is the major tertiary care center for ocular trauma in New England and one of only two eye emergency departments in the country open 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Thus, the residents get excellent training in the medical and surgical management of ocular trauma.
While a majority of the clinical training for residents occurs at the Massachusetts Eye and Ear Infirmary, other Harvard Medical School teaching affiliates are a vital component of the residency program. These include: Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center, Veterans Affairs Boston Healthcare System, Veterans Affairs Maine Healthcare System - Togus, Brigham and Women's Hospital, Children's Hospital, Massachusetts General Hospital, Schepens Eye Research Institute, and the Cambridge Health Alliance.
Didactics and conferences complement the strong clinical training and play a key role in resident education. Didactic education takes place through faculty lectures at the Massachusetts Eye and Ear Infirmary Grand Rounds, Pathology Rounds, Chief Resident rounds, additional didactics during affiliate rotations, and visiting professor lectures. A teaching highlight of the academic year is the annual Chandler Professorship, a one and a half day course in which our residents present unknown clinical cases to a visiting lecturer. Every other year, there is also a Residents' Course in which the residents write review articles and present case-based topics to a visiting professor. Our goal is to provide excellent clinical training with a solid didactic base and additional exposure to tertiary academic ophthalmology. Given the depth and breadth of our faculty, the level of discussion at these conferences is extraordinary.
An important feature of our program is the chief resident position. The Chief Resident is a junior faculty member who has recently graduated from residency and has the primary responsibility of resident education and surgical training. She or he is responsible for the didactic morning lectures of the first year residents and works with the Chair to organize Grand Rounds. The Chief Resident also introduces the first and second year residents to cataract and pterygium surgery (in addition to a structured surgical curriculum) and serves as a trauma attending for open globe injuries. As a recent graduate and staff physician, she or he serves as an important liaison between residents and senior faculty.
Residents serve with faculty on the Residency Steering Committee, which meets biweekly to examine all issues around resident education. The Committee is chaired by Dr. Carolyn Kloek, Residency Program Director. We value resident input and critique at these meetings, and the residents greatly appreciate the opportunity to be heard and to have their concerns addressed. We believe that this committee function is unique to our program.
One of my goals is to continue to recruit and retain successful faculty who work as a team to make our department the best in the country. We continue to grow in number, and have recruited several excellent new faculty in the past year. Our K12 program for clinician scientists receives national recognition, and participants Drs. Lucia Sobrin, Ula Jurkunas, Pedram Hamrah, Jason Comander, Kevin Houston, Leo Kim, and Jennifer Sun are experiencing success in the independent research funding that the program was designed to enable. Our senior faculty attain international recognition on a regular basis, including the Friedenwald award (Dr. Lois Smith 2008), the ARVO Weisenfeld Award (Dr. Evangelos Gragoudas 2006), and the ARVO/Pfizer award for translational research (Dr. Joan Miller 2006, Dr. Lloyd Paul Aiello 2007). In 2007, we were pleased to complete the funding of the Claes H. Dohlman Professorship in Ophthalmology, an endowed chair honoring Dr. Dohlman, a pioneer in corneal surgery and research, who himself received the Laureate Award from the American Academy of Ophthalmology for his contributions to the field. Residents work closely with junior and senior faculty, in a rich environment of educators and mentors, and thrive in our rigorous but supportive teaching environment.
The HMS Residency Program in Ophthalmology continues to train superb ophthalmologists, many of whom are recognized leaders in ophthalmology, both in academic centers and in clinical practice. We believe that our training program provides strong training in a supportive environment, and hope to continue to strengthen and improve the residency. Training ophthalmologists remains one of the highest goals of our mission.
If you have further questions please contact the Ophthalmic Education office at 617-573-3529. We look forward to hearing from you.
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tafnut wrote:oldvaulter wrote:The big issue under discussion here is the nullification and revision of past results. Drug cheaters can still be dealt with in various ways such as fines and suspensions.
The opening poll does not say anything about nullifying results. I am expressly talking about banning cheats after the fact. The debate about nullifying results and reordering medal placements is an altogether different can of worms.
You're wrong. The original question is about having RESULTS STAND, and thus not subject to nullification, after a certain period of time. The question, and the subsequent discussion (if you would bother to read it) has been about the absurdity of nullifying and revising results after-the-fact.


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Over the past 300 years, approximately 50,000 non-native species have become established in the United States. Most of these introductions such as com, wheat, rice, cattle, poultry, etc have proved beneficial and provide more than 98% of the U.S. food production at a value of approximately $800 billion per year. At least 4,500 of these have established free-living populations, of which 15% cause environmental or economic damage. Over the past 90 years, just 79 of these have caused an estimated $97 billion in losses (D.Pimentel, 1999, P.N.Windle, 1996).
The introduction to Maryland of the ring neck pheasant, brown trout and channel catfish has established reproducing populations which are socially and economically beneficial. Others like the gypsy moth, starling, carp, Japanese beetle and nutria have proved economically and environmentally detrimental. In the Chesapeake, more than 150 non-native species have been identified (Bay Journal, June, 1999). These species, introduced either accidentally or intentionally, have proved difficult to control, often firmly establishing themselves and competing for forage and space with more beneficial species.
Native species from the Americas have been introduced into other parts of the world as well and have even moved from one part of the U.S. to another. The white perch, a native to Atlantic coastal regions was accidentally introduced to the Great Lakes where it is now a prolific competitor of native fish species and may be affecting walleye populations.
With the realization that many introduced species were detrimental to the ecosystem and economy, individual states and the federal government took steps to control their intentional introduction. However, as the world moved towards a more global economy in the 20" century, the accidental introductions began to increase. A primary source of exotic introductions to the aquatic environment comes from transoceanic ships and the overboard discharge of ballast water in harbors and coastal areas from ships engaged in international trade. Ballast water is local water pumped into a ship's ballast tanks to enhance its stability for an ocean crossing. Upon arriving at its destination, this water is pumped overboard to ease dockage and maneuvering in the shallow, congested waters of coastal and riverine ports. In the process of taking on ballast water, the larvae or adults of many hardy creatures may be pumped in and inadvertently transported to distant waters. With some species producing up to 800,000 larvae per individual, there could be thousands of larvae or eggs in a single gallon of seawater. A study of organisms contained in ballast water in the ports of Baltimore and Norfolk suggest that the risk of invasion by non- indigenous species into the Chesapeake system is extremely high (Ruiz, et al, 1996). This study indicated that in 1994, bulk cargo carriers in Baltimore discharged 1.5 billion gallons of ballast water into the harbor. In Norfolk, this quantity was 2.5 times higher. Of the vessels sampled, 91% contained live aquatic organisms and a i-ninimtim of 282 distinctly different taxa were identified. Although most organisms deballasted in Baltimore harbor wouldn't survive due to the low salinity (3 - 8 ppt.), those deballasted in Norfolk could survive as the salinity is considerably higher (20 - 28 ppt.).
In Maryland's coastal waters and in the lower Chesapeake, at least three exotic species have been detected and identified: the European green crab, Carcinils maenav, the Japanese shore crab, Hemigrapsus sanguineus, and the veined rapa whelk, Rapana ve,-iosa.
A native of the Atlantic coasts of Europe and Africa, the green crab was introduced into the waters of Massachusetts in the mid- I 800's and, during the 1900's, has spread both north and south. It has had a significant negative impact on native species. A voracious predator of mussels, oysters, clams, scallops and juvenile crabs, this exotic is believed to be a major contributor to the demise of the New England soft clam fishery (Sea Technology, Dec. 1998). It also consumes large quantities ofjuvenile clams planted by local New England fishermen. In the 1990's, this species was found on the Pacific coast, posing a potential threat to the region's clam and oyster growing industries and to the Dungeness crab fishery. In its native habitat, it is adapted to a wide range of salinities (5 to 30 ppt) and temperatures (4 I' to 86' F). Despite its name, the crab isn't always green; rather, it can change color to orange and red with yellow patches on its abdomen during its mating cycle.
In Maryland, the green crab occupies rocky jetties, bulkheads and other structures but forages over open flats and tidal marshes. Growing to a maximum size of 3 inches, it can survive in a wide range of salinity and temperature. In Maryland, this crab is currently only found in the coastal bays near the Ocean City inlet, Green crabs can be purchased as bait in Maryland and they are frequently used as bait for tautog. Since this is a non-native species, leftover baits should be discarded shoreside and not returned to the water. The same method of discard applies to other live baits - minnows, worms, etc. that are not native to the particular body of water where they are being used. There are currently no local surveys to monitor its spread or effects on local clam populations.
The Japanese shore crab is a relative newcomer to the East Coast, being first identified in 1988 from collections on the New Jersey shore. Since then, it has spread north to Cape Cod and south to the mouth of Chesapeake Bay. A native of the western North Pacific, it prefers the rocky intertidal or shallow subtidal habitat around Ocean City's inlet. In 1999, Maryland DNR personnel found as many as 23 in a single square yard of rocky intertidal bottom. Unlike the green crab, this crab is generally smaller, reaching a size of a little over 11/2 inches in carapace width. Its carapace color is mottled with colors ranging from green to purple to orange-brown. It is also prolific, producing eggs twice during a single season and tolerant of salinities as low as 10 ppt, As this crab is new to the East Coast, its ultimate impact is still unknown.
A more recent introduction to the region is the veined rapa whelk, a native of the Sea of Japan. Found in 1998 in the lower Chesapeake Bay, this whelk or shelled snail can reach a length of almost 7 inches. Although different in shape and coloration, it is generally similar to the knobby and channeled whelks currently being commercially harvested in the Atlantic Ocean. The latest information suggests that it inhabits hard sand bottoi-n in depths of 30 - 200 feet and salinities of 18 to 28 ppt. Laboratory observations suggest that its preferred food is the hard clam, a species harvested commercially and recreationally in both Virginia and Maryland waters. Once it encounters a clam, it will wrap its foot around the shell margin until the clam opens, then inserts its mouth through this opening and begins feeding on the clam.
Like the Japanese Shore Crab, this species is new to the area and its effect on the ecosystem is currently unknown. In 1998, the Virginia Institute of Marine Science began providing a reward a for this whelk in order to collect information on its distribution in the lower Chesapeake. As of January, 2000, they have recorded more than 650 adult specimens. Its known range has been extended from the mouth of the Chesapeake Bay, north to the mouth of the Rappahannock River Sea Technolgy, March, 2000). They are also examining the potential effect of this species on shellfish resources.
As ballast water appears to be the most likely means of transport for other exotic species, efforts are being made to regulate the discharge of this water in or near coastal areas. Interim Federal regulations this year extend a 1996 law asking ocean vessels to empty their ballast tanks at sea and replace it with sea water, flushing out any exotic species. Since this would occur in international waters outside U.S. jurisdiction, it can only be requested. Open ocean disposal of ballast water is considered a suitable alternative as there is little forage available for non- indigenous species and many are benthic dwellers couldn't survive at the abyssal ocean depths. By July, 2000, ships entering U.S. waters are required to inform the government as to the steps they've taken on the high seas to protect our waters from potentially invasive exotic species. Several states are also taking measures to monitor and limit the spread of exotics while a few studies are examining the potential of existing predators or parasites to control them.
On February 3, 1999, President Clinton signed an executive order to coordinate a federal strategy to address the growing environmental and economic threat of invasive species. The Departments of Interior, Agriculture and Commerce have created an" Invasive Species Council to develop a comprehensive plan to minimize the economic, ecological and human health impacts of invasive species and determine further steps to prevent the introduction and spread of additional invasive species."(USDI, 1999). Some measures are already underway:
There are other pathways for the introduction of non-native species from human activities. Aquaculture, the culture of finfish and shellfish was historically a source of both intentional and accidental introductions. The aquarium trade is another. The release or escape of its preferred non-native species like the goldfish and piranha create a nuisance and concern. The use of biological controls to target and control other unwanted species may at times prove detrimental. The grass carp, introduced to control unwanted aquatic plants in inland lakes resulted in native plants being decimated. The construction of channels, locks and canals to connect waterways removes physical barriers to the movement of many species and can accelerate the spread of unwanted species. The introduction of unwanted species through the live bait industry, the gardening and nursery industries, research institutions and public aquariums and seafood retail and processing can also occur.
Each person plays an important role in preventing the introduction of non-native species, Here are some suggestions on how you can help:.
1. Babbit, B. 1999. Press Release: "President Clinton Expands Federal Effort to Combat Invasive Species". U.S.D.I., Feb. 3, 1999,.
2. 1999. Ballast law extended to include all U.S. waters. Bay Journal, June, 1999.
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Maryann lives in Washington, D.C., with her husband, Rich Love (they are newlyweds). She is an associate professor of international politics at Catholic University. Dr. Maryann Cusimano Love is an award winning international educator and author. Dr. Cusimano Love has spoken to audiences from suburban pre-schoolers to inner city teens to international diplomats. A winner of Harvard University's Pew Faculty Fellowship for teaching, and Catholic University's Teacher of the Year Award, Maryann Cusimano Love is an effective presenter who favors participatory techniques.
How did you become a writer?
I wrote my first books when I was seven years old in the second grade, and I haven't stopped since. Shortly after I learned how to write straight enough to keep the words in a line on the page, I wrote and illustrated books then bound them myself, sewing the spines with yarn. When I was about ten I asked my mother to drive me an hour away to a children's book writing workshop at Villanova College in Philadelphia, offered by Jan and Stan Berenstain, authors of The Berenstain Bears books. The classroom was filled with college students and housewives hoping to be writers, and a smattering of actual published authors. I was by far the youngest there, but I loved meeting writers and learning about the craft. When asked "what do you want to be when you grow up?" I always answered "I want to be a writer who lives in New York City and has a white kitten named snowball." I've never lived in New York City or owned a cat, but the rest of the dream has come true!
What do you like most about writing children's books? How does it compare to the other writing you do?
Children's writing is like skiing a four diamond slope, rock climbing in Colorado, or scuba diving in Hawaii-- as fun as it is demanding. Anything can happen when I sit down to write; that's exhilarating and freeing and sometimes a bit scary. You aren't boxed in by facts or chronology, and can follow your imagination. But you have to be able to tell your story in a very brief format. Children's picture books are 14 double page spreads, no exceptions, no cheating, so it is a very disciplined form of writing. Each word counts. After wrestling with each word and careful pruning, the writing then goes to the artist, whose pictures have to play against your words, adding harmony to your melody. Ironically the books are quite short, but production is long. You Are My I Love You and You Are My Miracle each took over four years from writing to published book. If the book is a hit, it is very shelf-stable, outlasting the day's headlines as a favorite on the bookshelf for years and many readings.
That's very different from the adult nonfiction books I write, on themes from terrorism to globalization and ethics. These books can be hundreds of pages long (whereas one thousand words is long for a children's picture book). But theme and method are very limited. You are restricted to your research, to reporting what has happened more than imagining what could happen. While the research and writing may take years, production takes less than six months, since events start dating the book as soon as you set down your pen.
If it weren't for the children's writing, I probably would not be able to continue to write and teach on such heavy topics as trafficking in women and children, refugees, famine and war. While there are some bright spots in international affairs, there is a lot of bad news to deliver. Thirty thousand children a day die from hunger and disease. I shudder whenever I get a phone call for a CNN media appearance, because it means that something terrible has happened somewhere in the world, innocent people are dead and they are looking for someone to explain the bad news. It can wear you out. Children's writing helps restore the balance, and reminds me of the hope and wonder in life. I also occasionally get to write a story with a happy ending.
Where did you get the idea and/or inspiration for You Are My I Love You?
I was driving in to teach at the University one morning, half awake, and I couldn't listen to one more minute of the news. I clicked off the radio, and was thinking about the beautiful kids I worked with at the Sursum Corda housing projects in Washington, DC. One in six children in America lives in poverty, and thousands of them live just blocks from the U.S. Capitol Building. They are raised mostly by single moms or grandmothers and aunts, who are working hard to put food on the table, and are short on time and money. The parents feel badly that they cannot afford Christmas gifts or the trendy sneaker or video game for their kids, but what their kids really want is their time. The same was true for the upper income children I served as a child care provider, who were starved for their busy parents' time and attention. All these kids lit up whenever we spent time doing the simple things, walking outside, reading, baking. As I was thinking all this, on autopilot through Washington traffic, there appeared this lovely verse in my head: "I am your parent; you are my child. I am your quiet place, you are my wild." I got to the University parking lot and stayed in my car scribbling against the car dashboard. Students gave me odd looks streaming past on their way to class, but I wanted to capture the magic song that was playing in my head about the ying/ yang of the adult/ child relationship, the parent providing stability and constant love, the child bringing mischief and wonder. Later I worked, reworked and refined it, and the book became a hit.
What about for You Are My Miracle?
Growing up in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, the Christmas City, I was drawn to writing a Christmas book, and my editor Michael Green encouraged a sequel to You Are My I Love You. There was more in my heart on the subject of the parent/ child relationship. The new life of a child is a miracle that we are privileged to be part of, and what better time to reflect on that wonder than Christmas? The holidays can be stressful; everywhere we are bombarded with the message that if we love our families we will buy them lots of stuff. Yet my happiest childhood Christmas memories are not of gifts but of simple time spent together. Television programs on home make-overs and storage solutions, plus the size of our garbage dumps, show we are drowning in stuff. Yet the growth of the simplicity movement, and of Christian groups trying to return to the meaning of the season, show that there are also people who agree with Dr. Seuss that Christmas "doesn't come in a store. Christmas, perhaps, means a little bit more."
Does your childhood show up in your picture books?
Absolutely, although my supposed status as a "grown up" hasn't cured me of blowing dandelion wishes or stomping in puddles. As the child of an educator and a homemaker, we never had much money growing up, but we enjoyed lots of fun that was free, the kinds of activities that make their way into my books. Many people are surprised to learn that my first children's books were written before I had children. But if you can't really remember what it felt like to be under four feet tall, you probably shouldn't be writing for children. Ursula Nordstrom, a famous children's book editor who edited Maurice Sendak's Little Bear and Where the Wild Things Are (among other classics), put it well. People asked how she could edit children's books as she did not have children of her own, and she always replied that she was once a child, and had not forgotten a thing.
What makes you and Satomi Ichikawa such a great team?
Satomi and I both collect dolls and toys. I think it shows neither of us have really grown up, we both are children at heart, and love to play and retain a child's perspective in our work. Satomi's work is fresh, warm and engaging. When my editor Michael Green and I were considering perspective artists, there were lots of good folks to choose from, but none that really clicked. We both had the same reaction to Satomi's work– she's a terrific artist and this is a wonderful fit.
When you're not writing, how do you spend your time?
With my toddler Maria and my husband Rich. We are blessed to live on the Chesapeake Bay, and love to spend time on the beach, gathering shells or wading in the waves, riding bikes and checking out the herons, osprey and ducks. I play guitar and Rich and Maria play harmonica, and we sing, sometimes together and on key. We like to cook, especially if chocolate or seafood is involved. We travel for work, but try to make some of it family time, and try to visit family along the way in Colorado, Hawaii, Pennsylvania, Virginia, and New York. Before babies we used to ski, scuba dive, rock climb and hike. These days we try to catch up on lost sleep whenever possible.
What were some of your favorite books when you were growing up?
I was (and still am) an avid and equal opportunity reader. I read my way through the public libraries, from A.A. Milne to Charlotte Zolotov. As a dark complected Italian-Irish American, I adored Don Freeman's Corduroy books and everything by Ezra Jack Keats. Growing up in white neighborhoods where I was teased for being a "wop," I appreciated seeing pictures of kids who looked more like me. I loved Sesame Street and its spin-off books, The Berenstain Bears books by local authors Jan and Stan Berenstain, Maurice Sendak, Dr. Seuss, Judy Blume, Laura Ingalls Wilder, Katherine Paterson, Richard Peck, Ray Bradbury, John Knowles, and Madeleine L'Engle. John Steinbeck and Ernest Hemingway were favorites for high school book reports, for obvious reasons.
What's your recipe for success as a writer?
You have to be brave, brave enough to put some precious part of yourself out for all to see and love or leave. You also have to love writing, know how to do it, and practice every day. It's very unfashionable to say, but email, instant messaging, and blogs have allowed bad writing habits to flourish and multiply like mold. Good writing starts with the essential elements, subjects and verbs that shake hands and agree, punctuation that knows how to direct the traffic of a sentence. From there you need a passion for your stories that will sustain you through the fourth rewrite. And you must believe in yourself and your books (especially when inevitable rejection comes your way), and practice dogged persistence. I say dogged, because you have to dig in, chew on your work and not let go like a dog on a bone. Persistence is mandatory; slobbering is optional.
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